September 2024

Xprotocol unveils Xforge

XProtocol Unveils XForge Smartphone

An entertainment-focused Ethereum layer-3 network named XProtocol announced on Wednesday that it’s releasing an Android-powered smartphone optimized for gaming later this year. Dubbed the XForge, this device is being billed as the world’s first “DePIN phone”. Allowing users to earn rewards and participate in airdrops through the network. Priced at $299, the XForge Smartphone boasts […]

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SEC delays Ethereum options

SEC Delays Ethereum Options

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has postponed its decision on a proposed rule change by Nasdaq’s International Securities Exchange. This change would allow the listing and trading of options on BlackRock’s iShares Ethereum Trust (ETHA). Initially expected by September 26, the decision is now delayed until November 10. The SEC needs more time

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Dormant Bitcoin whale

Dormant Bitcoin Whale Awakens

An unidentified Bitcoin user who mined some of the network’s earliest blocks is now moving their blockchain rewards to the centralized crypto exchange Kraken, according to on-chain data. Analysts at Arkham Intelligence report that this dormant Bitcoin whale. Who holds approximately $77 million worth of BTC mined during Bitcoin’s inception, has already transferred 10 BTC

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Telegram tightens privacy

Telegram Tightens Privacy Policy Following CEO’s Arrest

In a significant policy shift, Telegram’s founder and CEO Pavel Durov announced that the messaging platform will begin sharing user details with authorities for violations of the app’s rules. This change follows Durov’s arrest by French authorities last month. Which was partly attributed to the platform’s non-cooperation with investigations into illicit activities. Updated Terms of

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Fraudster ordered to pay $36 million

Fraudster Ordered to Pay $36 Million in Crypto Scam

A federal judge has ordered fraudster William Koo Ichioka to pay over $36 million in crypto fines and restitution for his role in a fraudulent crypto and forex scheme. This significant legal action highlights the growing scrutiny on fraudulent activities in the cryptocurrency space. A Elaborate Ponzi Scheme Unveiled Ichioka presented himself as a “self-made

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